First depends on the file system
Secdly, See properties for the Norton unerase bin,  - you set on a global,
and/or per drive basis
Tirdly doesn't work for anything but local fixed drives media
Forfth Norton has a limit of 1500 files per drive - when it reaches that it
slows the system down as it locates the oldest on the current 1500 entries
so it can release that to record another file

Now - to your problem - if the files were on a server, then it depends on
what backup process was running on the server,

Some run a 'shadow' facility that keeps a copy of every updated file by
copying the original when asked to open a file for update. or to delete the
file
Others will have been configured to rely on the daily backup
Others will require you to call and ask the support guys to restore the
overnight/latest copy of a file

But call ASAP before they run an overnight clear-out

JimB



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hugh Gundersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 5:18 PM
Subject: Soft - OS: WHere does windows put deleted files from a....


Hi folks

If I delete a file 'normally' and it's not too big Windows XP will put it
in the trash can.  I one is running Norton it will go in the 'protected'
trash can - just in case I want it back.

Now yesterday I accidentally - god know how as I was on one file - deleted
the whole contents of a folder some 85 files.

Go to trash can and get them back - not there?  No! they would have fitted
easily.

Then I realized that the drive I was on was a networked mapped drive so I
then went to the server machine and looked there - Nothing!

Does anyone know where Windows XP might have put these deleted files.

On the machine I was working on as a mapped drive or the parent computer.
Where did they go - Norton couldn't find any trace of protected, deleted
files anywhere.

Weird??????????????



Sir Hugh of Bognor

-- 
Intelligence is not knowing the answer but knowing where and how to find it!

Hugh Gundersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bognor Regis, W.Sussex, England, UK

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